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The last one before I leave for a week.
I was gonna use this for the old WWII weapons contest (that SPW one). But i didn't finish on time, so i re-built it in my style.
Have fun!
Credit to SPW Team for details and workspace.
Credit to Moki for the selector idea.
Ignore the grouping/uploading errors
I wasn't sure whet I was going to use for this challenge and then I thought about these which I used recently.
Belonged to my Father although I don't know what he used them for. They are worn on the head and the magnifier is hinged to lift up out of the way when not using. Provides hands free magnification and so it is very useful. This is in its original box, the bottom of which is velvet lined for protection. I used them recently when looking for that dreaded broken needle inside my machine. Ideal for close intricate work potentially jewellery work
Two precision measuring devices: a steel rule marked in 1/64th inch increments (top scale, bottom is 1/32") and some calipers that have been hanging around since my university days (and I don't remember what class these were even for). For 118 pictures in 2018, #12, "precision".
The heron flew low to pluck this fish from the water. Slapton Ley National Nature Reserve, South Devon.
I have just had my camera body, extender and lens matched by the UK Canon Service Centre. I am very pleased with the improvement.
A highlight of graduation week at the US Naval Academy each year is a performance by the Blue Angels--a flight demonstration squadron comprised of both Navy and Marine aviators. This 2007 photo was taken during my son's graduation.
7DWF - Theme: "Order"
Fog and dew this morning—almost as shot except for slight curves. That's all white dewy web behind the foreground web, suspended from a stick across wet grass. Busy little spider.
Inspired by Flickr Friday's #Precision theme.
Nikon D810, Nikkor 105mm f/2.8 VR
1/200 sec; f/9; ISO 400
Manual exposure, yoga mat. wet elbows
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After wrapping up a shift of allowing visitors to learn to run a locomotive, Minnesota Transfer 200 pulls a second shift working to line up equipment in preparation for the next day. The engineer leans out the window as they precisely spot a complete C&NW commuter trainset. August 10, 2024.
Lins and I love Old Bay seasoned boiled shrimp and it's usually a Friday night thing for us. A couple dozen boiled shrimp and some awesome 'fancy' sweet tea.....mostly sweet tea vodka and a wee amount of tea, but it's good!!! Come on FRIDAY!!!
Northbound UP MASCH freight is a few miles north of Villa Grove with four units on the head end. Thanks to Union Pacific's glorious "precision" railroading plan, the first and last units of this train are on the chopping block. In the near future, instead of four units on a train, it'll most likely be one!
Probably oil-filled gear case until taken apart for this exhibit.
National Air Force Museum of Canada in Trenton, Ontario. A wide ranging collection, including an outdoor section. Needs a good half day.
The beauty of the bee-eater is the terror of the bees, which can hardly escape the precision in flight of this bird.
This weeks Macro Monday theme - Hand tool
(precision cross head screwdriver)
Watchmaker, watchmaker, make me a watch
Make time go slower but never let it stop
And speed up the ticking when the going gets rough,
'Cause to me all this trying it'll never be enough.
[CSX] Q409 had GE ET44AH 3457 as the power on the front as it plodded along the Philadelphia Subdivision between Rossville and Rosedale.
Another GE was running mid-train as a DPU on this incredibly exciting move.
I love it when I find a turtle balancing on its plastron. This one isn't very big which is typical of males, ditto for the longer claws.
Check out my blog post for more turtle info & tid bits - wickeddarkphotography.com/2020/11/01/turtles-all-the-way-...